HeyGen is now one of the video models in HeyOz. Drop in a single image, describe the shot, and get that person delivering it on camera. Five to fifteen seconds, up to 1080p, from the same canvas as every other model.
Spokesperson ads, UGC-style reviews and product talk-throughs, made on HeyOz with the HeyGen model. One image in, a presenter on camera out.
Spokesperson video without the studio, the teleprompter, or the retakes.
Open the video generator and choose HeyGen from the model list. The panel tells you what it does: 720p to 1080p, five to fifteen seconds.
Upload one image of the person you want on camera, then describe the shot and how it should feel. Set the length, the aspect ratio and the resolution.
Click Create and the finished clip comes back with your presenter delivering to camera, ready to download or post.
HeyGen built the avatar category. Here it runs as a video model in the studio, so putting a real presenter on camera is one model away from everything else you make.
Upload one image and HeyGen puts that person on camera. No avatar to build first, no shoot day, no teleprompter. The face you give it is the face that delivers the line.
HeyGen is still the most dependable way to get a person talking to camera. The mouth, the eyes and the head movement hold together across the clip, which is what makes it usable as a paid ad rather than a curiosity.
Long enough for a hook and a line that lands, at a resolution that holds up full screen in a feed. Pick your length, your aspect ratio and your resolution, then generate.
HeyGen sits in the same video generator as Seedance, Veo, Kling and Luma. Reach for it when a presenter has to carry the message, and switch models when the scene around them matters more.
Everything you came to HeyGen for, in the same place as the rest of your ads.
A person to camera holding your product and talking like a customer rather than a corporate video. Upload the face, describe the shot, and run it as paid social.
Pick a face for your brand and reuse it. The same image reference across every clip means a run of ads reads as one recurring presenter instead of a different person each week.
Put someone on camera explaining what the thing actually does. Short enough for a feed, direct enough to answer the one question that stops people buying.
The first three seconds decide everything. Hold the presenter, change the opening beat, and run the variants against each other until one holds.
Yes. HeyGen is one of the video models in the Content Studio. Open the video generator, pick HeyGen from the model list, and it works like every other model there.
One image of the person you want on camera, and a prompt describing the shot. HeyGen takes a single image reference and builds the clip around it.
Five to fifteen seconds, at 720p to 1080p. That is sized for a hook and a line that lands, which is what a feed rewards.
Yes. Reuse the same image reference and the same face carries from clip to clip, so a campaign reads as one recurring presenter.
When the scene matters as much as the speaker. HeyGen puts a presenter on camera; Seedance, Veo and Kling generate the whole shot around them, so switch when the setting is doing the selling.
Pick the right engine for the job - all in one place.
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